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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13
MURDERED By PREJUDICE.

Thonsards Of nen die every Cas-
che might be savsd. Preiodies hai
murdered many q man and woman II
Il we're believed that TIE sam Of die
eass could Be redsssd b. phSsie mush
oouid be gained. TIE nlahsmaFs Of
death would not fFiRhsea ~ a. 10 doea
In oar modsxp oivilizatien Ne oaahi
reasonahly 20 expect disease 10 ssstls
upon ~ because - do % much 10 e.
traee u; heoonae wo % efl8n and @
steadily expose ourselves 20 4. A. TIE
same time vs ell ought 10 undofstAnd,
e q paFt Of our FndimsntaFy ednoslion,
that 10 save oarsslves ffom ne efeot1
OF sacA exposs aome had 81 fostiAea-
tion shcnld be hatlt AFona6 oeR vital
foEcos lest the enswY oaRsH NJ a. a
were. By o saadan unxlaaNht. Fol
many pears The unprsiadiosd have Hssd
BrandFstk's P1Ils % ma Way md they
have proved q most elective val
aeainss ths appsoaeA Il dissasa. BooJ
t6e daily muFdsss-ws ha4 ai1osl said
saisidsa-hy ualng thess piiis. Thsy
sueak fer thsmssfVss - 80 tbev Get
whsn svsFytAina else has fmiled Rand
rsth'a Pins have saved lives. Thay ass
70 Be had - svssy aEaR saazA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13
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1EME1c8.
Il 1hs 6sailfs BlEssa R1ilsay Ouzpanl
b haSinR ssns tsoahls esllsstisg ser,
tain sahlssspti1ns na6s b Dsspls uhe
lived e. sa8sd bsopsras alau& ne ~
Of 80 Hseana exlanzlnn Ct M soHd,
frem d enrnsF q EIaAa msd HogelI
streets - . p1int na4s xaks untena
Ihe saheeripttong uesa neenz11 hes1ss
eM8 4o4k IS onzs 81 IL nsU ea11I
b1e 8eEs ~ parntss 40 afIe1 80
Ee84 I'D been ezh>an1 selly o1nBleeg1
I4e 1ztsnWsn NJ nEDa4<nllF ec@-
! pA4s adS ne n &dA "a outoheE INA
year, a. which atma q aax wan run o9aR
10 lina. AftNR ahn1 10 sara wWro run
| fo< abg11 man1A, and than earn uoEn
f1n ones day no until EeeS1tly Wien
. seEvios e e1e o1F aFsgy bear wag m
auH1Eate4 1he eAnnzao e spggtes from
ona eaK 60 6aF . GRsE& h1nf wns
made i b cd b oozn1zzss 81 oan
e.6sfnA,s hAnklne al aAeaa ne Ina -
sha axaanai6n. A unn~af peEsong
clio I'D anhaeaAhe6 REFUSED 10 Bay %.
In AMEnn1 laH8 40 GNmpnmy bEonMn1
eeIf aazzass 1ApGd1s He'd for 50. -
1Eean9 of alnkbe 4i1a wAieh tie
os8pany 60 = dns, and which Mr..
Heed elaims hSa0poR efomise1 10 pay.
Jnsties 6odeFbeER afssE hsaFing the
eass. decided, On The facts, IN faVue Of
Mr.. Hood. From thin aeoision tha
Railway Company teak cut an appaai
% eAa DintEies Ggurt. nB6 To transaripe
was hisd geS1nt9eys Thfa pe9s it ial
aAid. vii - decl1ise e 4 n6nbes II
others which win - hReaGht In ~
event ct tie Company ssoossrina fse1
Nh. Hoo6.
Il ! esnssal vay. thoss No. non
EsfusinG 20 pay shs aaoans y thGif
9uhssfip<5on9 eiaim ehal nsAe Aeofnp1nl
has not eewplied with the roasnnnhie
dannand6 Is 0h0oe Who we're wtIling 90
oonirfbate money n exDaseaslon q -
oeivipe promised bepeeEs. Tha naEgiee
of s8aesf aaoh GoE 80 net Getizfae
tor, an1 ~ on1nraRE RnQR1 8 70
oo8 81 esch hour, 81 elHs4dy stzead.
Oshers So thaa chs nod sheaia Be cem,
pls1ed 70 kaks Uninn, bat ~ oempls-
tion 90 thae point was 3 fefzn11 oondi-
tiou up1n which the MQAaeKtutloNN we're
mGse. hlfh1nRh soma. lnsln&tER M.
Hood. eaaim theb fheF Nasa IL 70 be-
Ilsge tie road 9oaid - ezeanded %
LAks Uniou. HsvsvsF ihis mag b, u /
- Uia1ms6 tn8s ne e88t*1y ii ot en-
titiad ta,snooRoz haeanaa - eoaaGaas Of |
sahaeEIpfian .Mns one $50 oalys chat
4 he aon1pany bad IN onlis aiion call
izH fos the D6ymene b j Of certain
mqnaEs hat thaFe was no eorreaponding
eonffnet requiring the company 20 cen
piate tie mad. "A enaid Do % u u 90
desired. o. oonHaD the sabseRiption did /
not become de- nn1il he soad wna opn-
slFnctsd, bat the defense claims that /
whese thesa We No hinAing ennAraet 70 /
begin vita, The building ef the road
weuld nos craais Q eonsraek.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

4 EM09AM1 nuNWm EEM nAGF HM4A
| The lecture ball Il ne I. n. q a
was crowded Iass svsnfne. shs ssoazior
bsina he efsssnfh annivsr.nzB q "a
foasdsttaa n esa1tIs. AflsF preIIms-
naEiaas ths vnEio1s Esperss fEsn ~
pasl geas wsra rad, adople4 nd o.
dared pIaeed On the annAis az Re Asso-
ciasion. Thssa reporta nhowe4 maEknd
psozFess sines tie rsadln9 q 81 ysas's
rapnRta.
RErJaaps y. D. Weed. l. CAairuan
| e ~ tiazaes Conmittee. eho4e1 -
en1geiel slasding Of fhe ansoci11ion.
oee1ilinz ne s3psussa neezzn1. n1d
saoNine - 1ses.p.s . y - g. md
eEpenaeas eatside Of nll1rakinnn Of no
nitn& rev n1nmA 9gmna8lnm ond
baths. were e21l7s7. 1neluHsd II TIE
above receipts we're 9 large member Of
private Subscriptions. Ths CAaiEaan
q - tinenea Qoun..eD maee = f1r-
vsns appsai % Ne yodzk men Of ths
city.
kFusas Pissss. q President Of he
eoys' BFsneh. o9sred brief Fsport CD
shs Bsys' Oummittea. Bari EEink n
- A4%A44A1AA1 OL3N4E8 AAx4Gs A4NNN-
ureri ane Bsldsn Bowen. Essrs,ary 81
cksriss q. ssfsr. Chairman a. ne
inR. and, on behalf Of the Ocmuit1se,
believed q had been Q osekni body.
Wm Everest Smith, O aaiEnan Of ahel
Isctnre and EnteFaainmens Oommlt1ee.
respectfully rendered Al aneonae AZ the
enf1su aEa4.kr. - ~ <..aaa "a - an1nu
and hoped thai the record Of NQelll
donsn might rssult N his promotion 10
WORK on another Oonmitaee Of easier
iabors and 70 aeids Of more limited op-
poftnuiffsa
M. smilh exsitss Tie ridihiIItisa of
dis aadsbofs By ms qaist h1moF. and
was very happy In aoknowlsdging the
oblieaiion Of this commlttes and that
Of the Association 70 she LADIES' Auxil-
larry.
W. D. Garter. M. Il ~ LMyeoeE q.
Carter {fer A. p. Venan md J. b. Dan
nyl ana Mrs. PaFkharst. REeside1e 81
the Ladies' Auxiliary. mere also Rad.
The election Of she Boasd Of Direct
oFs fcE The susuIug year vas than held,
when the following gentlemen fFom The
EaFious ehnsohsa we're DECLARED eleessd:
PsesbyteFian-0. W. Pftoe. a. Con-
ming, J. Keliozg; Mslhodist Rpiscopal-
Il. ~. Cfaiaan, Mf. 0fo1t, Maolscn o.
Van Tyne; First Baptist-J. W. Bixbg.
O. a. AdAmn. o. Roblnsont Melhedtss |
RfOtestank-D Is Ward, Z. 81 Meapy,
Dexter Hofton, Balssry M E-J. B.
Decay, d. I. Denny. SEi kpiacopal-
En- Governor Ferry, y. o. Dtmmook,
Bernard Petty; C0nareEalioual-A. b. l
Burvsll. Dr.. Kilbournei Taylor Goa
Rre0ationaI-Q. HAiness q. W. Fury, Q. |
o. Otis; second Beptiss-A. ". Bod
dresA 4. 8. Gssan, JF.; Free Msshodiss
Mr.. PiIlmnn.
After lady representative had been |
eleossd fram sauh denomination on The
Ladies' Auxiliary, steEeopfioon dis.
play vas given, with illustrations Of the /
various Association DuiIdines through
oul the States. There was also like
ness OF George Williams, the founder Of /
ths frst Association.
The Ladies' Auxiliary provided Q
Q0odly supply Of coffee and cake.
This concluded the eleventh annlver-
saFy proasamme Of the YOapg Meas
Christian Aasoeiaticn of Bseaile. AZ Q
late hour the members and their friends /
diapeFfed, having thoroughly enjoyed
and they look back on the /
past year 80 one Of progress, and prom
lee themselves still greater Advancement
10 the future.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

BADLI IAguxED.-Ysstssdsy aftsFnooz
9 sailor on the ship General KnoJ
vhoss name oSald nOa Be learned. fell
beadionq through The hatch On board
thai craft, and susaained ssSioua In
iaFias. He cas- taksn 70 Grace Hospital
Tor treatmanl Ga his wAy 30 thAt In
ssitaticu be had q e0gple Of tsrgibiS
spasrna. and Il FeQairsd several atrenl
men 10 held hin IN the wARon- ID
iuiarisa sseu 10 bs 81 81 inssfnai char.
assss, ed tust boz serious they are
ne attending physician 10 unable X
afNfa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

Kmo OoURTx ErkzmEIcs.-GeVofnsE
ssmpls hes ssst = letter 70 Sheriff
ooshssns ssQassiine him 70 have
prepared Q siasemeus q tie
resources and progress Of King
aumnty, especially Binee The lMs1
'FspoFl a. she Governor 10 ne BssrutAfy
Of tha InkaRioR. THIS usetomapt viii b
Incorporated b The report vsioh 0ovsD.
nor ssDple is neg pRepaKine, en1 which
vill b esnpls,gd. = b e9pee9sd, eAFly
d Hovsmhef.a Itvili - enna time 10
fore Sheriff OoohEane vii have The
stAhemenl ready, h1b d Wiil hkaly b
made the nsnsb eemplsts eseg pnapaEBd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

MAKINo Tznas Hon ron MoGARnI-
oLa.-w. J. Me0aFriRls. Of Chicago
boodleE fame, Who escaped very mystic.
Fiously on Joly SD last after having
been convicted for teEm Of three yeaFs
Ia the peniteptiAFy, will u ely not find
very comfortable any particular spot
alona she line between the United
States apd the British possessions. A
circular 90 which vas pasted q photo
graph Of M60aRrigie was received from
Chicago at tha sheriff ofiice yesterday,
whsah effers q reward Of $3.50 for the
arrest OF McQsrEieis or information
that will LEAD 20 bis arrest. Tue de
scription Of noGarFiele, among other
thInae. aaya that bic movements ara
q nlealihg and cat like rather than
uelck = and bis voice low and man
ners insinnasing.s MeQafrigle u sx-
OhIsf Cd Police Of ChicAeo and ex
warden ef tha Cooke County Hospital
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

d paTtisnlasiy favorable y the eoutrao-
ton Of DiphShsRia. Heed the warning
and use Daxhy's; Rsophyi9otie Fluid. u
e eues allay6 the inaAnEatien Of the
ihRoak. enhdnes The petn end gives psF-
msnent Fslisf. Il promptly end aasas-
aallg destroys Al opnteaion and oiph-
thefitie eeFws. Il Il safaapnrd against
diphfhsEia. and should 10 used on the
'GFss symptoms ct core threat 60 q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13
REAL EsTATE TRANsFRRs.

The following transfers Of real estate
we're died for record yesterday:
George n. Bowman ct III to L. O.
Gilman, los 10 IN block l In hercsF's
Water Front addition 70 Seattle; $1,000.
Jonathan Wtnslow, Of Snohomish. 20
John Woodine, Of Green River. lot 2 IN
block In Slaughter; $50.
Anna MavoF, OF Tncoma, 10 Jonathan
Il. Winalow. Of sa0homish, los . block
IN Slaughter; $50.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

AIELzs's ExsSUrloH azAxzD.-Jndal
Jones yesisrdAg eEantsd 9 siAg Of sxs.
oution In ths eass of GsorRs H. Miller
Who was ssnssnes& 10 Be haEa OosohsE
7sA neza. This oFdar wa BE- IN forol
until the 0apRsme Court bears Tia oase
An appeal % nnw peading IN thAs Court
Tha eapreme CouEt viii moot January
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

IaH LkrzET Cakza.-It has eAaShs &C
n seattle. II yea SAoaiA observes red
aeAdsd elFi % tie saFest and 81 The
Ame ume shoald sas 9 BumoeF %
wang men rush % the eafhaeone and
ea4s e1Peelantly 40 and aeWa The
siseee ys1 nay safely sake year last
eoslaf thA1 tAosa youaR nssn have eaages
g 10 tes latssa asasa. thar ere iookiae
tes Wits hoFsA TIE tAeety u thal
eeneFeF and wherever . etFi wtih I'D
esH appeara on The atFea1 these u Z
Sesis horss visible. also. fty l.. remam.
3ennR tha theoFy classes ~ whftG
eessea anything src@ tFon'gFay 70 paFs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

HAI1's eHR YARo.-The kssl fer ~
vessel 10 susseed The Fssd- 3 6andsF
launched 81 Port BiAksly rsosnaly. !
already hloaked uprsnA TIE srsg VI
oammenea enfsinR COT fFane timb41I
t,TnoFraw. A nee enGina hes iuaa benH
received from the East 20 drive the ".
rsea nsaehinery % Hsn Broa- mill
whieh uiIl soou BE- II plaes. and asvs
poueF somnensaFAtew with Ne fncFsas-
inz demand IN thst baay locality. II
haTksstsns 200 o. to a1ocks = neasiy
thro4Rh p.anhiue.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13
JOSEPH puan EnnEnncnD e snxnn NAM
-muca 1UBInnss D1sFosaD %.


Judge Jones. Ia the District Court
disposed Of Q large amount Of routine
civil business yesterday morning. pre-
Sious 10 thGopsninR Of criminals trials.
After ths civil oases vese disposed Of
Joseph Damn. convicted Of huERiarizine
Lovrnan a Hanford's Score, YES osIled
up for sentence. Judge Jones' said 20
Dunn that be had been IN tie peuiten
tiary three TINES and bad been Per
doned out under eiFcumstsnooa whinh
led 20 the belief th tha would reform
"Mefey would be throWn away On you, y
continued the Indea, annnnzdeaina your
record. csuid nentanee you for four.
teen years 70 the penitensiaEy, hua
eannos entirely ianoFe TIE tnxy'e Eeeoen-
mondatia1 OF me1eg." 1he5sdRe than
sentenced Dunn 70 seven ysAFs In the
penitentiaEy. DuBn broke down and
and efied His spirits revived r. sush
an extent that when the Grand Jury
vas inspsctina the jsil, he said be was
going 20 write "a open letter 10 the
public. setting forth how be has been
treated.
Iohn Raxka. ohazzad ziah ,eEAnd Ias.
oeny for stealing watch from Hattie
Carlton, vas convicted Of petit faRosy,
and waa hnad 800. pending The socuR.
fall. = =
Al Jlm, Q Chinaman, % % trial
on q charge Of keeping 40 opium jotnt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

Ths PoslAl Tslsavaph oeupany hass
moved % tha once ooeupied ~ Hill,
scott q o.. u de hansmans q TIA
me e crested and .sady feE essnu.ney
tFict TelearapA Oompany viii open up
fog business On Tuesday neEk when
yea have eeleRran Ftng foEa measen-
ger, service fFea. os1l4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

CoCHII WAnAAxuL-AadiaoF Weed
hss foe so@s tina been busy asavina
warrants fos vnrious eOunsz tndsetsd-
nussas, azzreRatinR ID numosR 81 nnG
In anoans SIS f6. the snnEless warrant
eNIl,na fog mxsY oants and Tia laFRssi
el@A T&a veEk haa bean vary esdina,
sSeeeks1H u HitR IL Ne sssaFRev ~
qalEea Ia k99aboF maza 60 ~
n1os Ev& lIUaeo To- <G12 4zE11fA md
- smnnns e aar Ha1Isnk - eia81a
q fAs svslsm e ka141 ~ 111ssnsa.
muss Be eutaB11 aix Aeea &lIAeagh
Ne WoFk haa bek0 A EaeRfNnN a. ~
esAl fega anly DC - - ~ Aats hnsn
prsparsa. AaditaR Weed eaYa he gTs-
lsm shoaid hs eAmnesd 20 that sons
ether osunay cGis1R H1sas6 Aiso sign -
warrants, e. b. ss-k . sya1sm ~ possi.
baIity Of erroes w0ald bs isazs1ed sd,
asa 8 prooeR 6tEizinn e s1spoaoliil5
woala BE e4En1ea
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

InBosrAxr 70 EEEnIBoDS.-"Pisase
ssll year readers" said Postmaster J.
n. Lyons. shat hereafter the pOssaes
sn al drop letters in che Seattle psst-
oiElos VITA be cents for each ossee. OF
fraction thereof. Tbs applies % al
drnp gestsFs. WHISTLER they are intended
fnF delivery about the city or 10 b
called for At toe stotiiee. Most peo
ne ssem 10 think that the increass oely
sppltes 70 dfop letters iuisnded Tor de
livsrv By the carriers. bot that Is = mis-
take flahored under that mistake ny
eslf antil soday. uhen, In lookiDR over
the tnssFucsiana. I asceFtainsd that they
were veFy slain. unlesa thts fact 70
Impressed upon the minds Of the people,
u 4 going % LEAD 10 endlesa confusion
ana troahls, for no drop letters viii
hereaftss Be BANDED out % delivered
unless they bear ths requisite s@oans
Of postage
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13
WUNEY 10 ION

On ehattle moFtaaaa, god collateral
or psgsonal seeuliegs nosa9. moElRAGes,
eagtp. bon6A tina ehooka, etc, boaGht.
OoaaRRnx. MuxMR q %.
OHea With dndRD 6mitk, Samea 0tnoet,
Opposite the Oeei6eniAl. nu28.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

MAaaxkas LFcESxSA--A marriage IL
ssnas vas yesterday issasd 10 ThonsI
J, Arusaroos ard Mta RsSs Ana Dig
nav. hsah Of seattle. This license hll.
TIE last hl snk 10 the preseDt volsnas us
khis resard. fAare Are tee Qlheg vol.
au.ss II which licansea have been ~
snraed. IT, tusal namber EeeeF1Re frou
Nav 81 isae. q date bssng lsst. Of
uhich nemssR - are reeoEded u TO
last salane. Funnin9 ffow February
lS lisa, 90 September IL lstf. ~
average ef ahoat tWo epsry SCH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

KNcus Euz nHrEE.-Oa Friday morn
ing last DE-. whitford lsft bic buRRy
ssandine scar he corner Of laird and
washsnesou streets. In the bneZy was
4 case Of instruments valued a. us
when be reteFned tee ease ha3 dssAp
reared Tue matter vas fepofted 20
he police and some tiue aft<rvarts ne
ease and insiF1oensa intac, we're tound
osncsAlea Ia . yacant Joe . shaFt de
tAnos aWsg. Chief o. Palice Aafphy
SAYS that tee men took 10 tusfranenR,
one % vAou be knows. eaf there q not
snoaRh extdeaee 10 so1viet them.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

We have, osmpistsd aRrAnesmsnts
vita ne tfanspoliation eomp1niss y
81 any boar 81 ne cay q niaht a rsa-
souahae ratea. HaATxEE TRANH1xa Cod
PkHT. Of1os. eornes Nan nnd Heonnd
streets. Tslsphone Al. nn1olm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

Fun sizs uAits klaaksss elS7,f; d
Do gray ILL sztsa sd esufeltess
Sc. Ean EfAnsisea D1sEs. aall
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13
UuTRoHMB

All wool scarlet pants ond vests re-
ducsd 70 81 sail; Marion corset 10
pink and blue, reduced 70 7bo; clearance
sale. San Francisco Store.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

56-ineh al wool ladieas clcth, Sz5<e.
S ansA al wooi tFtooA s6s. Takiag q
NlneeRman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

IS diMaEeua sseninG Shades. ali wool
AleatEoss, a. inches Wid4. 76c; 80 shades
liaht eolore6 aaain, 6oA Teklan 4
9inQeEmaA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

An linen tahla dAmask Nc: extra Reod
Turkish so~els Toe, elsAraDoa sale. sAn
Franchises Store. aalA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

CANADIAN R16TFIo !. q KxCURu0ns
Parties eoing Eas1 wili sass monsY y
oallina q = ". Mo0rRMz, % MI
aaRa4a taE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

A hAksry in 9 GOOD locality With e.
tnres eomplsas. fer sala % tzaas. T. l.
Bars q Co. selO4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

D3neh All wosI sosElst twin flannel
900. Full size gray blanksts ol.2b
Toklas 4 sinesEman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

$4,000 worth Of new dry goods just
arrived. Eestssn cash pFioss. ORxs-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

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a Toklns q sinEarmAna& aalA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

An vosl black diagonal salts el2; al
uaoi hlus chsxiot suits eiz san Fran
cisco Store. aus
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

Ba Ladlss linen collars with oapss
Ill Sass. CHEsrEB CLEAKx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

An linen table damask, DC; bed
spreads T5o, cleAranee sAle. san Fran
ofsco store.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

Prof. Morris win give private exami-
nations. SO eenta each, from TO 6 .. o..
today, and free lecture this evsnire at
Browns Pavilion. 90 u
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

Fifty cents buys q boys corduroy hat
at the Star Clothing House, 2oS Com
meEoial street.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-09-08

what I'd do il any thing happened to
her."
She took Amanda Malvina beck into
her arms, and looked at her with the
look ! have sometimes seen in .
mothers eyes.
lone thing has troubled me a good
deal. and that is what will become Of
her when I die. People would WON
der at finding her among my things.
and like as not they would give her to
some child who'd be careless with her;
and. anyway can't bear to think of her
going to some one who wouldn't know
Just what she was to me- And now, as
you understand all about it, want to
know. if. when 1 die, you will como
here. and get her. and keep her your
self. l always have her in my upper
drawer, and all other things are with
her, so you won't have any trcble
finding her. If you'll promise that, I
shall be a sight easier" She leaned
forward and-Miss Persis kissed me.
l promised, and Amanda and NAL
vina now lies in my bureau drawer
a. L. Bunner, in Christian Union.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-09-08
DECAYiNG ROYALTY.
The Kings Of Earth All Broken Up and
Going to Pieces.

The Kings Of Earth All Broken Up and
Going to Pieces.
What is the matter with the royalty
of the world? 1t is all broken up and
going to pieces. Dom Pedro of Brazil
has become almost a chattering inn
beetle and a REGENTS talked of. Queen
Victoria is passing into decrepitude
and second childhood. and it is no Sc
cret that the Prince of Wales does not
expect to ascend the throne, believing
that ere it shall be vacant Great Britain
will have become republic. Emperor
William has one foot in the grave. and
the Kronprinz is battling with what
may prove an incurable disease. The
Car of all the Russias has faced three
successive attempts at assassination in
the last six months. and cohtemplates
the probability-nay. almost certainty
that some one of the series still
awaiting him will prove fatal. His
eldest son and heir apparent is incom-
potent.
Francis Joseph, Emperor of Austria
and Hungary, is beloved and honored
by his subjects. But he is feeble old
man, and when he dies the bonds
which unite Austria and Hungary are
likely to snap asunder. The Crown
Prince is very unpopular. and his
mother, the fearless hOrsewoman. En-
press Elizabeth. is almost hated. Spain
has no sovereign. 1t is waiting for a
clouted baby to grow up into Queen.
Servia does not know whether it has a
King or Queen or not. Queen Natalie.
Russian officers daughter, is in exile
with the heir apparent. King Milan
has ordered that she be never allowed
to return. He himself is in Vienna,
and Ristics, the Prime Minister, is
lying awake nights bordering whether
he shall not order both King and
Queen to stay out of the country, and
he himself run the Government.
There is our friend ex-King Thee
baw of Burmah knocked out of his job
at Mandalay by General Pendergast
and some English soldiers. Then there
is Abdurrahman, poor vexed soul. who
can't for the life of him tell you to-day
whether he is Ameer of Afghanistan or
mere English figure-head. Then. too.
there is the fat, economical old Queen
of the Netherlands, who has just
scandalized Amsterdam by revoking
her order for her gay dresses. lest the
sick King should die and she have to
wear black. The King of Corea has
asked to be allowed to quit. The
royalty of earth is sick, and the sick.
ness is unto death. Cincinnati Post.